Babies are born with the capacity to be a genius with over 100 billion brain cells, by age four they lose one quarter of them through lack of use.
The stimulation and development of the mind between birth and 4 years of age will determine how well their brain will function.
As early as age one the foundations are laid for how intelligent a child will be for life.
Any skill you want a child to be good at, whether music, languages, sport, learning, academics, problem solving, social skills… the earlier you expose their mind to the concepts and skills the better they will develop the neural pathways to be “good” at it. 
- The foundations for success as school and life are skills
developed at home in the first four years.
- Day 1 of school is too late to start, they’ve already lost
too many crucial neural connections.
- The average home today is based on electronic entertainment and communication, so kids are missing out on the mental development and learning skills that comes from hands on play and experience.
- Over 85 preschool skills
- Pre literacy skills
- Learning skills
- Problem solving skills
- Emotional Intelligence and social skills
Kids who lack learning skills struggle in the classroom
Kids who start school with good skills do well 
- What should be done in the first year to lay the foundations for learning
- How to prevent Learning Difficulties (most learning difficulties are gaps in pre school development)
- How to develop pre-literacy skills in the home
- why you should avoid using computers with very young children
- What age to start
- What to do
